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NEW Environmental Science Second Edition
This new edition of Environmental Science represents a major upgrade to broaden its scope and depth of treatment. Significant new material includes: carbon capture and storage, renewable energy sources, Gulf of Mexico oil spill, volcanism, ice sheet melting, globalisation, and much more. This title explores the Earth's systems, from its geology and ecology, to the myriad ways in which humans interact with their natural environment.
The Earth's Systems
The Earth's History
Fossil Formation
The Earth and the Sun
The Earth's Crust
Plate Boundaries
Lithosphere and Asthenosphere
Volcanoes and Volcanism
The Rock Cycle
Soil Textures
Soil and Soil Dynamics
The Atmosphere and Climate
Variation and Oscillation
Ocean Circulation and Currents
Global Water Resources
Water and People
Water and Industry
Ecosystems
Components of an Ecosystem
Factors Affecting Biome Distribution
World Distribution of Biomes
The Effect of Temperature on Biomes
Physical Factors and Gradients
Habitats
Ecological Niche
Energy Inputs and Outputs
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Food Chains
Food Webs
Energy Flow in an Ecosystem
Ecological Pyramids
Primary Productivity
Natural Ecosystem Change
The Carbon Cycle
The Nitrogen Cycle
Nitrogen Pollution
The Hydrological Cycle
The Phosphorus Cycle
The Sulfur Cycle
Primary Succession
Secondary Succession
Ecosystem Stability
Ecological Change
Populations
Features of Populations
Density and Distribution
Population Regulation
Population Growth
Survivorship Curves
Population Growth Curves
r And K Selection
Population Age Structure
World Population Growth
Human Demography
Life Expectancy
Human Sustainability
Humans and Resources
Species Interactions
Interspesific Interactions
Intraspecific Interactions
Investigating Ecosystems
Sampling Populations
Quadrat Sampling
Quadrat-Based Estimates
Sampling a Leaf Litter Population
Transect Sampling
Mark and Recapture Sampling
Sampling Animal Populations
Indirect Sampling
Monitoring Change in an Ecosystem
Radio Tracking
Clasification Keys
Keying Out Plant Species
Land and Water
The Importance Of Plants
Global Human Nutrition
The Green Revolution
Cereal Crop Production
Pest Control
Pesticide Resistance
Integrated Pest Management
Soil Degradation
Reducing Soil Erosion
Agricultural Practises
Sustainable Agriculture
Forestry
Managing Rangelands
City Planning
Transportation
Environmental Remediation
Mining and Minerals
Globalization
Ecological Impacts of Fishing
Fisheries Management
Energy
Using Energy Transformations
Non-Renewable Energy
Oil
Coal
Nuclear Power
Renewable Energy
Wind Power
Hydroelectric Power
Solar Power
Geothermal Power
Ocean Power
Biofuel
Current and Future Energy Demands
Energy Conservation
Pollution
Types of Pollution
Water Pollution
Sewage Treatment
Waste Management
Reducing Waste
Noise Pollution
Atmospheric Pollution
Acid Rain
Toxins in the Home
Health Effects of Pollution
The Economic Impact of Pollution
Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
Niger Delta Oil
Deepwater Drilling
Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Oils Spills and Wildlife
Cleanning Up Oil Spills
Chernobyl Accident
Bhopal Disaster
Global Change
Stratospheric Ozone Depletion
Global Warming
Effects of Global Warming
Ice Sheet Melting
Ocean Acidification
Carbon Trading
Carbon Capture and Storage
Loss of Biodiversity
Tropical Deforestation
Impact of Alien Species
Endangered Species
Extinction
In Situ Conservation
Ex Situ Conservation
Nature Reserves
Conservation Of African Elephants
Conservation and Sustainability
Saving the Black Robin
Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomy and Physiology explores aspects of human structure and function. Sound biological principles are emphasised throughout, with reference to the increasing role of technology in our lives. Combining 3D models and traditional artwork, this supplement will cover the 11 body systems as well as reviewing cell biology and tissues.
Cell Tissues Animal cells Cell processes The structure of cellular membranes The Role of membranes in cells Cell structures and organelles Diffusion and Osmosis Ion Pumps Endocytosis and exocytosis Mitosis and the cell cycle Cancer - cells out of control Levels of organisation Tissues and organs Human organ systems
The Integument and Homeostasis Principles of homeostasis The body's membranes and cavities Maintaining homeostasis Diagnosis of homeostatic disorders The integumentary system Thermoregulation Support & Movement
The Skeletal System Bone The human skeleton Joints Aging and the skeleton
The Muscular System Skeletal muscle structure & function The sliding filament theory The mechanics of locomotion Energy for muscle contraction The muscle spindle Muscle fatigue Muscle physiology and performance Integration and Control
Nervous System Nervous regulatory systems The mammalian nervous system The autonomic nervous system The human brain Neuron structure and function Reflexes Transmission of nerve impulses Chemical synapse Integration at synapses Drugs at synapses Aging and the brain Detecting changing states The basis of sensory perception The structure of the eye The physiology of vision Hearing Skin senses Taste and smell
The Endocrine System Hormonal regulatory systems Cell signaling Signal transduction The endocrine system The Hypothalamus The stress response The pituitary Control of blood glucose Diabetes mellitus type 1 Aging and the endocrine system Internal Transport
Cardiovascular System Arteries Veins Capillaries and tissue fluid Blood Hematopoiesis Transport system in humans The human heart Control of heart activity The cardiac cycle Review of the human heart Cardiovascular disease Correcting heart problems Exercise and health Exercise and blood flow Effects of aerobic training
Lymphatic System and Immunity Targets for defence Blood group antigens The body's defenses Blood clotting and defense The action of phagocytes Inflammation Fever The Lymphatic system Asthma and hypersensitivity The immune system Antibodies Acquired immunity HIV and the immune system Transplants Stem cell technology Monoclonal antibodies Autoimmune diseases SCID - gene therapy Taking a Breath
Respiratory System Breathing in humans The human respiratory system Measuring lung function Gas transport in humans Control of breathing Review of lung function The effects of altitude Homeostasis during exercise Respiratory diseases Smoking and the lungs Eating to live
The Digestive System The human diet The mouth and pharynx The human digestive tract Stomach and small intestine The large intestine Absorption and transport The control of digestion The liver's role in digestion The liver's role in homeostasis Foodborne disease Malnutriton and obesity Deficiency diseases Diabetes mellitus type 2 Waste Removal
The Urinary System Waste products in humans Water budget in a human Urine analysis The urinary system The physiology of the kidney Control of kidney function Fluid and electrolyte balance Acid-base balance Kidney dialysis Kidney transplants The Human Life Span
Reproduction & Development Female reproductive system The menstrual cycle Control of the menstrual cycle Male reproductive system Fertilization and early growth The placenta The hormones of pregnancy Detecting pregnancy Contraception Treating female infertility Human reproductive technology Birth and lactation Growth Programmed cell death Breast cancer Sexual development
Environmental Science
First Edition
An exploration of the Earth's systems, from its geology and ecology, to the myriad ways in which humans interact with their natural environment. Environmental Science engages students with a wide variety of activities, incorporating sound ecological theory with many topical and thought provoking examples.
The Earth's Systems The Earth's History The Fossil Record Fossil formation The Earth and the Sun The Earth's crust Plate Boundaries The Rock Cycle Soil dynamics Atmosphere and climate Variation and Oscillation Ocean circulation and currents Global water resources Water use
Ecosystems Components of an Ecosystem Biomes Physical factors and gradients Habitat Ecological niche Energy inputs and outputs Food chains and webs Energy flow in an ecosystem Ecological pyramids
The productivity of ecosystems The carbon cycle The nitrogen cycle The water cycle The phosphorus cycle The sulfur cycle Environmental change Ecosystem stability Ecological succession
Populations Features of populations Density and distribution Population regulation Population growth Life tables and survivorship Survivorship curves Population growth curves Population age structure World population growth Humans and resources r and K selection Species interactions Interspecific competition Intraspecific competition
Investigating Ecosystems Sampling populations Monitoring physical factors Quadrat sampling Quadrat-Based Estimates Sampling a leaf litter population Transect sampling Mark and recapture sampling Sampling animal populations Indirect Sampling Monitoring Changes in ecosystems
Land, water and energy The Importance of Plants Global human nutrition The green revolution Soil degradation Pest control Cereal crop production The Impact of farming Sustainable Agriculture Biofuels Energy conservation Ecological Impacts of Fishing Fisheries management
Pollution and Global Change Types of pollution Water pollution Sewage treatment Waste management Atmospheric pollution Global warming Stratospheric ozone depletion Acid rain The economic impact of pollution Loss of Biodiversity Tropical Deforestation The Impact of alien species Endangered species Conservation of African elephants Nature reserves
Microbiology & Biotechnology
This compact but thorough supplement provides objectives and activities through which students can explore aspects of microbial diversity and modern biotechnology, including genetic engineering, cloning, and genome research.
Microorganisms and Biotechnology Microbial Groups Features of Microbial Groups The Structure of Viruses Replication in Bacteriophages Replication in Animal Viruses Bacterial Cells Growth in Bacterial Populations Review of Bacterial Structure Antimicrobial Drugs Antibiotic Resistance Evolution in Bacteria Fungi Techniques in Microbial Culture Strain Isolation Serial Dilution Uses of Microorganisms Energy Resources
Sewage Treatment Industrial Microbiology Industrial Production of Enzymes Putting Enzymes to Work Applications of Enzymes White Wine Production Red Wine Production Beer Brewing Bread Making Cheese Making Yoghurt Making
Cloning and Cell Culture Plant Tissue Culture Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering Xenotransplantation Cloning by Embryo Splitting
Cloning by Nuclear Transfer The Human Cloning Debate
Genetic Manipulation The Nature of GMO's Restriction Enzymes Ligation Gel Electrophoresis Polymerase Chain Reaction Gene Cloning Using Plasmids Transgenic Organisms Genetically Modified Plants Using Recombinant Bacteria The Ethics of GMO Technology
Biotechnology in Medicine Production of Human Proteins Monoclonal Antibodies Types of Vaccines
Edible Vaccines Gene Therapy Vectors for Gene Therapy Gene Delivery Systems
Genome Research Manual DNA Sequencing Automated DNA Sequencing Genome Analysis DNA Profiling Using PCR DNA Profiling Using Probes DNA Chips Investigating Genetic Biodiversity The Human Genome Project Genome Projects
Cell Biology & Biochemistry
Challenging concepts are presented clearly and in a manner accessible even to those with limited background in chemistry. Cell Biology & Biochemistry covers the structure, function, and study of cells and their components and is an ideal support volume for a wide range of biology courses.
Molecules of Life The biochemical nature of the cell Biological molecules Carbohydrates Lipids Nucleic Acids Amino acids Proteins Modification of proteins Biochemical tests Enzymes Enzyme reaction rates Enzyme cofactors and inhibitors
Cell Structure The Cell theory Characteristics of life Types of Living Things
Cell sizes Cellular Environments Optical Microscopes Electron Microscopes Plant Cells Animal Cells Bacterial Cells Fungal cells Unicellular Eukaryotes Types of cells Review of Eukaryotic Cells Cell Structure and organelles Interpreting Electron Micrographs Identifying Cell Structures Differential centrifugation Plant cell specialisation Human cell specialisation Levels of Organisation
Cell Membranes and Transport Cell processes The Structure of Membranes The Role of membranes in cells Active and passive transport Diffusion Osmosis and Water Potential Limitations to cell size Ion pumps Exocytosis and Endocytosis Cellular Energetics Energy in Cells The role of ATP in cells Cellular respiration Measuring respiration The biochemistry of respiration Anaerobic pathways
Photosynthesis The biochemistry of photosynthesis Pigments and light absorption Photosynthetic rate Events in Biochemistry
Processes in the Nucleus DNA Molecules The role of DNA in cells DNA Replication Cell Division Mitosis and the cell cycle Root cell Development Differentiation of human cells Meiosis The Genetic code Index
Health & Disease
The ideal companion for students of the life sciences. Health & Disease provides comprehensive coverage of human health, human disease, and the role of modern medicine in treating and preventing health disorders.
Defence and the Immune System Targets for Defence Blood Group Antigens Blood Clotting and Defence The Body’s Defences The Action of Phagocytes Inflammation Fever The Lymphatic System The Immune System Antibodies Acquired Immunity Allergies and Hypersensitivity Autoimmune Diseases Non-Infectious Disease Health vs Disease Diseases Caused by Smoking Cardiovascular Disease
Degenerative Disease Cancer Breast Cancer Dietary Disorders Deficiency Diseases Control of Blood Glucose Diabetes Mellitus Visual Defects Substance Abuse Inherited Metabolic Disorders The Fate of Conceptions Genetic Disorders
Infectious Disease Infection and Disease The Role of Health Statistics Transmission of Disease Patterns of Disease Bacterial Diseases Tuberculosis
Foodborne Disease Cholera Fungal Diseases Protozoan Diseases Malaria Multicellular Parasites The Schistosoma Parasite Hookworm Infection Viral diseases HIV and AIDS Epidemiology of AIDS Prion diseases Emerging diseases
Preventing and Treating Disease Prenatal Diagnosis of Disease Postnatal Testing Genetic Counselling Diagnosing Medical Problems
The Control of Disease A Balanced Diet The Effects of Exercise Antimicrobial Drugs Monoclonal Antibodies Immunisation Types of Vaccine Edible Vaccines The Search for Blood Substitutes The Human Genome Project Gene Therapy Vectors for Gene Therapy Gene Delivery Systems Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering Correcting Heart Problems Organ Transplants Kidney Dialysis
Ecology
Explore fundamental concepts in ecology, from the nature of ecosystems and the basics of ecosystem structure and function, to the complex relationships within and between species and between humans and their environment.
Ecosystems Biomes
Components of an Ecosystem
Habitats
Law of Tolerances
Dingo Habitats
Physical Factors and Gradients
Community Change With Altitude
Shoreline Zonation
Stratification in a Forest
Ecological Niche
Ecological Niches
Adaptations to Niche
Competition and Niche Size
Energy Flow and Nutrient Cycles Energy in Ecosystems
Plant Productivity
Food Chains
Pesticides and Bioaccumulation
Constructing a Food Web
Dingo Food Webs
Energy Inputs and Outputs
Energy Flow in an Ecosystem
Ecological Pyramids
The Carbon Cycle
The Nitrogen Cycle
The Phosphorus Cycle
The Water Cycle
The Dynamics of Populations Features of Populations
Density and Distribution
Population Regulation
Population Growth
Life Tables and Survivorship
Survivorship Curves
Population Growth Curves
Growth in a Bacterial Population
r and K Selection
Population Age Structure
Species Interactions
Practical Ecology Sampling Populations
Designing Your Field Study
Monitoring Physical Factors
Indirect Sampling
Quadrat Sampling
Quadrat-Based Estimates
Sampling a Leaf Litter Population
Transect Sampling
Mark and Recapture Sampling
Sampling Animal Populations
Sampling Using Radio-tracking
Monitoring Change in an Ecosystem
Using Chi-Squared in Ecology
Classification Features of Taxonomic Groups
Features of the Five Kingdoms
Features of Microbial Groups
Features of Macrofungi and Plants
Features of Animal Taxa
Classification System
Classification Keys
Keying Out Plant Species
Changes in Ecosystems Environmental Change
Ecosystem Stability
Ecological Succession
Wetland Succession
Pollution
Global Warming
Loss of Biodiversity
Human Evolution
A comprehensive treatment of human origins; one of biology's most controversial and rapidly changing topics. With an engaging treatment of primate biology, and full up-to-date coverage of both human physical and cultural evolution, Human Evolution is the perfect supplement for both biology and anthropology students.
The Primates Prosimians and Tarsiers New World/Old World Monkeys Apes and Hominids Identifying Primates General Primate Characteristics Primate Skull Features Primate Classification Physical Features of Primates Primate Niches Primate Behaviour
Primate Behaviour study Adaptive radiation in Primates Ancestors of modern apes
Hominin Evolution Human Characteristics Human Skull Anatomy Hominin Evolution Hominin Skull Identification The Emerging View Human Evolutionary Models Hominin Data Sheets The Early Hominins of Africa
Australopithecus farensis/africanus Paranthropus robustus/boisei Homo habilis/ergaster Homo erectus (asia)/archaic H.sapiens H antecessor/ H. floresiensis Homo neanderthalensis/H.s The Origin of Modern Humans Distinguishing features of hominins Bipedalism and Nakedness Adaptations for Bipedalism The Development of intelligence (the brain) Dating Fossils
Dating a Fossil Site
Cultural Evolution Cultural Evolution Palaeolithic Tool Cultures Palaeolithic Tool Use Social development Art and Spirituality Mesolithic and Neolithic Cultures Bronze Age Culture Recent Cultural Evolution Present and Future Human Evolution Trends in human evolution
Evolution
A fresh approach to the teaching of evolutionary principles at this level. Through a variety of engaging and thought-provoking activities, students are invited to explore and critically evaluate the wealth of evidence for our current understanding of evolution.
The Origin and Evolution of Life Life in the Universe The Origin of Life on Earth Prebiotic Experiments The Origin of Eukaryotic Cells The History of Life on Earth Fossil Formation The Fossil Record Dating Fossils DNA Hybridisation Immunological Studies Other Evidence for Evolution The Evolution of Novel Forms Comparative Anatomy Vestigial Organs Biogeographical Evidence Oceanic Island Colonisers Continental Drift and Evolution
Mechanisms of Evolution Genes and Evolution Adaptations and Fitness The Modern Theory of Evolution Darwin’s Theory Natural Selection Selection for Human Birth Weight Industrial Melanism Heterozygous Advantage Sexual Selection Darwin’s Finches Gene Pools and Evolution Gene Pool Exercise Population Genetics Calculations Analysis of a Squirrel Gene Pool
Changes in a Gene Pool The Founder Effect Population Bottlenecks Genetic Drift Artificial Selection Polyploidy in the Evolution of Wheat The Species Concept Reproductive Isolation Allopatric Speciation Sympatric Speciation Evolution in Bacteria Stages in Species Development The Species Life Cycle
Patterns of Evolution Patterns of Evolution The Rate of Evolutionary Change
Homologous Structures Convergent Evolution Coevolution Pollination Syndromes Geographical Distribution Adaptive Radiation in Mammals Adaptive Radiation in Ratites Origin of New Zealand Parrots Adaptive Radiation in Wrens Evolution in Springtails Ancient New Zealand Landscapes Evolution in NZ Invertebrates Evolution in Hebe Extinction Causes of Mass Extinctions
Genes & Inheritance
A seamless integration of fundamental concepts and new information, Genes & Inheritance offers students ample opportunity to both consolidate and extend their knowledge in the rapidly developing areas of molecular genetics and Mendelian and non-Mendelian inheritance.
Molecular Genetics The Role of DNA in Cells Nucleic Acids DNA Molecules The Genetic Code Creating a DNA Model DNA Replication The Simplest Case: Genes to Proteins Analysing a DNA Sample Gene Expression Transcription Translation Protein Synthesis Control of Gene Expression Metabolic Pathways Gene Control in Prokaryotes Gene Control in Eukaryotes Defective Gene Regulation The Role of Genes in Development
Genes and Chromosomes Genomes Eukaryote Chromosome Structure Karyotypes Human Karyotype Exercise Genome Projects The Human Genome Project Sources of Genetic Variation Gene-Environment Interactions Cell Division Mitosis and the Cell Cycle Meiosis Crossing Over Crossing Over Problems Linkage Recombination Chromosome Mapping
Mutations The Effect of Mutations Mutagens For Harm or Benefit? Gene Mutations
Point Mutation Problems Examples of Gene Mutations Sickle Cell Mutation Cystic Fibrosis Mutation Genetic Counselling Chromosome Mutations Antibiotic Resistance Aneuploidy in Humans Aneuploidy in Sex Chromosomes Trisomy in Human Autosomes Polyploidy The Fate of Conceptions
Inheritance Alleles Mendel’s Pea Plant Experiments Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance Basic Genetic Crosses Monohybrid Cross Dominance of Alleles Multiple Alleles in Blood Groups Dihybrid Cross
Dihybrid Cross with Linkage Lethal Alleles Using Chi-Squared in Genetics Chi-Squared Exercise Human Genotypes Sex Linkage The Advantages of Sex Inheritance Patterns Pedigree Analysis Interactions Between Genes Collaboration Complementary Genes Polygenes Epistasis Inheritance in Domestic Cats What Genotype has that Cat? Summary of Gene Interactions Genomic Imprinting Problems in Mendelian Genetics Artificial Selection The Domestication of Wheat Sex Determination
Skills in Biology (International Edition)
An essential supplement for all biology students, Skills in Biology provides comprehensive guidelines for planning and executing biological investigations in both the laboratory and the field.
Biological Investigations Terms and Notation The Scientific Method A Guide to Research Projects Choosing Your Topic Hypotheses and Predictions Planning an Investigation Designing Your Experiment Recording Results Tables and Graphs Transforming Raw Data Types of Graphs Drawing Bar Graphs Drawing Histograms Drawing Pie Graphs Drawing Kite Graphs Drawing Scatter Plots Drawing Line Graphs Interpreting Line Graphs Taking the Next Step Descriptive Statistics The Reliability of the Mean
Linear Regression Non-linear Regression The Student’s t Test Student’s t Test Exercise Comparing More Than Two Groups Analysis of Variance Using the Chi-squared Test in Ecology Chi-squared Exercise in Ecology Using the Chi-squared Test in Genetics Chi-squared exercise in Genetics The Structure of a Report Writing the Methods Writing Your Results Writing Your Discussion Report Checklist Citing and Listing References
Field Studies Sampling Populations Designing Your Field Study Monitoring Physical Factors Quadrat Sampling Quadrat-Based Estimates Sampling a Leaf Litter Population Transect Sampling Sampling Animal Populations Mark and Recapture Sampling Indirect Sampling Sampling Using Radio-tracking
Classification of Organisms The New Tree of Life New Classification Schemes Features of Taxonomic Groups Classification System Classification Keys The Classification of Life Features of the Five Kingdoms
Features of Microbial Groups Features of Animal Taxa Features of Fungi and Plants
Laboratory Techniques Biological Drawings Optical Microscopes Electron Microscopes Interpreting Electron Micrographs Identifying Cell Structures Biochemical Tests Differential Centrifugation x Gel Electrophoresis Analyzing a DNA Sample Techniques in Microbial Culture Strain Isolation Serial Dilution Plant Tissue Culture
Skills in Biology (UK Edition)
Uses SI notation in accordance with Institute of Biology (UK) guidelines. An essential supplement for all biology students, Skills in Biology provides comprehensive guidelines for planning and executing biological investigations in both the laboratory and the field.
Biological Investigations Terms and Notation The Scientific Method A Guide to Research Projects Choosing Your Topic Hypotheses and Predictions Planning an Investigation Designing Your Experiment Recording Results Tables and Graphs Transforming Raw Data Types of Graphs Drawing Bar Graphs Drawing Histograms Drawing Pie Graphs Drawing Kite Graphs Drawing Scatter Plots Drawing Line Graphs Interpreting Line Graphs Taking the Next Step Descriptive Statistics The Reliability of the Mean
Linear Regression Non-linear Regression The Student’s t Test Student’s t Test Exercise Comparing More Than Two Groups Analysis of Variance Using the Chi-squared Test in Ecology Chi-squared Exercise in Ecology Using the Chi-squared Test in Genetics Chi-squared exercise in Genetics The Structure of a Report Writing the Methods Writing Your Results Writing Your Discussion Report Checklist Citing and Listing References
Field Studies Sampling Populations Designing Your Field Study Monitoring Physical Factors Quadrat Sampling Quadrat-Based Estimates Sampling a Leaf Litter Population Transect Sampling Sampling Animal Populations Mark and Recapture Sampling Indirect Sampling Sampling Using Radio-tracking
Classification of Organisms The New Tree of Life New Classification Schemes Features of Taxonomic Groups Classification System Classification Keys The Classification of Life Features of the Five Kingdoms
Features of Microbial Groups Features of Animal Taxa Features of Fungi and Plants
Laboratory Techniques Biological Drawings Optical Microscopes Electron Microscopes Interpreting Electron Micrographs Identifying Cell Structures Biochemical Tests Differential Centrifugation x Gel Electrophoresis Analyzing a DNA Sample Techniques in Microbial Culture Strain Isolation Serial Dilution Plant Tissue Culture
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